The singer - who also performed twice at the ceremony - took to his Twitter page to challenge celebrities and members of the public who had expressed their disagreement with the decision.
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Celebrities including Miranda Lambert, Eric Stonestreet, Sherri Shepherd and Jack Osbourne used the micro-blogging site to reveal that they thought Brown should have gone home empty handed after the annual ceremony.
Referring to his abusive relationship with ex-girlfriend Rihanna, country singer Lambert wrote: "He beat on a girl...not cool that we act like that didn't happen."
However, Brown tweeted: "HATE ALL U WANT BECUZ I GOT A GRAMMY. Now! That's the ultimate F*** OFF."
After deleting the offending message, he later added: "I'm so OVER everyone's opinions.. Really!!!
"HAPPY VALENTINES DAY ladies... Let today be about u!!! Love you."
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Watch Chris Brown accepting his Grammy award for 'Best R&B Album' below:
